Using Breadboard is quite simple once you know how. Please Subscribe and watch our other electronics videos. This video is a quick primer on what breadboard is and how it works. Have a look at some of our other videos!
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@Syke13376 років тому
Thanks so much! I just started taking my electronics course this semester and our professor gave us our kits and said "You figure it out." This helped a LOT.
@SteveBlackdog2 роки тому
This is how UKposts tutorials should be! Excellent! Thank you 🙏
@logan26698 років тому
you sound relaxed through the video and it made me relaxed
@yuvaraj806 років тому
Excellent demonstration. Liked the modular approach to connect the LDR circuit with the buzzer 👍
@MrPlutooooo6 років тому
I thought the current was vertical on the breadboard lol. No wonder why I was having so many issues. Thanks for taking one apart and clarifying this!
@aaron48209 років тому
Cool thanks for this, I'll try to buy from your shop whenever I can since you've taken the time to post tutorials on UKposts and I'm UK based!
@karimismail37349 років тому
Fine presentation,simple and to the point. Thank you.
@paullangton-rogers23907 років тому
Great intro video for a noob like me! Easy to follow and I like your voice and teaching style =)
@JoeBieniecki8 років тому
Outstanding video for new users! Thank you Im embarrassed that I never learned how to use one of these. I have built 100's of "gizmos" all by soldering them up. I truly feel like I was trying to invent the wheel now.
@goldgametops94827 років тому
Awesome explanation, been making some guitar pedals withouth breadboarding first, that's the reason why some aren't working. I need to get one ASAP!
@chrstfer24528 років тому
Great primer on these! Thanks.
@UltimateGamer200910 років тому
Nice! Just bought your beginner kit!
@EduardoCruz-ss4np10 років тому
Thanks for the video, it was very easy to follow.
@nzalex17 років тому
thanks a lot, Andrew
@MaiaEV10 років тому
Can't wait to have the starter kit in my hands! Good job Mr. Mallinson!
@oladapoaloba6 років тому
Nice video mate. I'm new to electronics and I'm just getting into ham radio hobby. So I'm trying to understand how different electrical components work. Thanks for sharing very informative and I have subscribed to your channel 👍 ace mate
@aztell0510 років тому
thanks for the informative video! with the colorful breadboards, like in the beginning of the video, are the two rows on each side the 'power rails' where they go the opposite direction like on these type or how do they work?
@AndrewCastellanoReal9 років тому
Brilliant. Thank you.
@codenamebravo22129 років тому
Thanks for the video. I've subscribed.
@sriram58167 років тому
Helped me a lot!!!
@TheSmokingGun579 років тому
I must take the time to comment my thanks for this video because despite NOT being completely new to circuitry, in as much as I can read basic - intermediate schematics (although cringe on some with IC's even though I know they make it easier) and understand the basic functions of most of the components used I haven't had much experience designing, building or testing circuits and recently set out to expand my "paper" understanding, in order to start producing basic but purposeful devices. So I ran out and got me some breadboards to ..as you put it..."prototype" some circuits for projects I am taking on, as well as to free hands when testing components working together, and despite having some background in a retail consumer electronics chain as a manager, (I was principally the COMPUTER guru of the area and never got down and dirty with circuits) and I was at a complete LOSS as to how to START.... NOTHING....and I mean NOTHING, no instructions come with many of them, even from one of the best sources for as long as I can remember, Radio Shack, who has rather pricey ones at that,,don't even include the most basic instruction sheet to indicate HOW/WHAT DIRECTION the holes are pinned/connected.... or maybe saying...indicating which way the rails actually run, so I can be sure of whether I am connecting one thing to the other, or isolating a component for being pinned to it's other side of itself instead of the intended component it should be connected to for there being no directional indicators that specify which direction to wire parallelly or serially. So THANK YOU for the insight and bonus of illustration/demonstration circuits to quantify the concepts mentally, so that I can form the rules I need to follow to use it correctly and be able to tell my testing is valid, and not failing because I didn't know if something was hooked to the other or not for the lack of indicators. Although I was a little surprised at your griping about hooking in the buzzer, for being experienced enough to TEACH this in a video and not know or think to advise the following...So a NOTE TO NEWBIES...IF you MUST use a braided/twisted wire (because a component is hard wired with it like this buzzer/beeper) instead of solid, Use Solder to TIN the ends of your wire with a "hot" fine tipped iron so it will suck the solder into the braid and cool to a "solid like" consistency, and if needed, rather than applying more heat and risking melting the insulation trying to correct for any flaws in tinning, simply file/sand the tips to be smooth if any air bubbles were caught in the cooled solder as sometimes happens from the flux used to condition/clean the wire ends so they will insert easily but still hold firm...You can also use a AWG step or two higher/smaller since the solder can also be used to add girth to the end...if the board calls for 20 AWG you can probably get away with up to 26 AWG wire...the solder mix ratio and metal types will be what determines how much it will add to the thickness. Back to the drawing...err....Breadboard LOL ... I would have thought they could have at least indicated which direction each section's rails are running in some way. And NO the numbers and letters running along side do not make it any more obvious for lacking anything to indicate their purpose and for all we know they could be for tracking any number of intentions, and when it comes to electrical...one does NOT want to ASSUME anything. I would just add, with respect to production values...keeping in mind how many of us Yanks will likely watch your videos, to consider that it's helpful when shooting videos, to either compensate for this in editing, or else be more aware that when speaking especially with ANY type of accent be it UK AU or the deep south of the USA this already increases the difficulty in understanding what is being said, , let alone when your voice drops at times, and especially if the recorder isn't "auto levelling" or something, and I had to go back at a number of points to catch what you said....but that personal peeve notwithstanding. WELL DONE and a positive contribution to the community...now I can make fake free energy videos like the other clowns and get tons of views while producing nothing of value to make $$ from Google! LOL! (JK) NOT!! LOL! Cheers and keep the info coming, this was my first of your videos and was enough to get me to check out your others...depending on what I find it might even result in a subscribe, but for now it at least gets a up thumb!!!
@theclencher51508 років тому
what resistors are you using
@KALMNECOM9 років тому
very nice and clear accent, thanks.
@KALMNECOM9 років тому
***** you are welcome.
@Libouh9 років тому
perfect simple to the point
@KennethNicholson19726 років тому
Brilliant. I had no idea you had a youtube channel. I have just ordered my first ever breadboarding kit ( and other bits)from you on ebay. I am 45 and new to electronics but I have plenty time on my hands as Im disabled, so I am taking in tons of info. This is going to be a fantastic hobby for me. Very good video buddy.
@hd1uk6 років тому
Hey Kenny. I hope its all going well. Welcome to the fascinating world of electronics. Its nice to see a 40 something joining in, Ill be a 50 something soon :O
@KennethNicholson19726 років тому
Thank you for your reply. The package arrived very quickly. I've made a few basic circuits with the 555 and flashed my first Leds with transistors too. I'm just annoyed that I did not order more components at the time as there are so many circuits to play with online but I do not have all the parts, lol.
@chanakyasinha80466 років тому
:O
@p1nesap8 років тому
nice project for keeping that fridge closed!
@whopperlover17728 років тому
I wish I was as smart as you :( By the way, your accent is great. Greetings from Texas, USA
@yasserarafat98735 років тому
He ain't smart, you are DUMB!
@Laughing_Cat_Meme3 роки тому
@@yasserarafat9873 Sir 🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️
@randywatson83477 років тому
I'm a complete novice, but my project involves a tapehead connected to a LM386 and to sound output :-). This sure is a kickstart.
@mcmoy16464 роки тому
Thank You very much, sir!
@pranavsood20589 років тому
Thank you so much. I am stupid at electronics and this vid means I can make a great start to my project. His accent at 1:26
@pranavsood20589 років тому
The way he says 'little line'
@ChrisMcNeely11 місяців тому
Thank you!
@ganeshnaikguguloth39147 років тому
Thank you sir.
@wilescoful8 років тому
(HELP) I need a timer (like a 555 timer) so when i turn off the 12 volt stitch it waits 10 scents then dims off. do you have any ideas of how i can make that? thanks
@alansmith19318 років тому
now this is more like it, how to . good one
@RunikalXyz19 років тому
at 4:05 when you put the battery into the rails (+and - on the same side) wont that create a short curcuit? or are the plus and minus not directly connected on the sides?
@UltimateGamer200910 років тому
Where can I find more circuits which can be made with the equipment from your starter kit?
@youknowwhoitis97997 років тому
i know its late but could the LDR (photoresistor) be used so that its like an open circuit when light is on it and closed circuit when light is off it?
@KiR_3d7 років тому
bipolar power supply op. amps are a bit more complicated but much more interesting to get sounds... Need patience of course :) Do you have some tutorials by this theme? I've learned few cool things from Adamsky Ajull's channel. But things are tricky... and lead to really cool sounds (imagine Mini-Moog or similar quality with more possibilities).
@jadia8 років тому
Thanks :)
@exorc1579 років тому
Thank you for the video! I've got a quick question. Let's say I need to connect three components electrically. I know that they would all go in the same 'row.' I just wanted to verify that the the order doesn't matter as far as left to right is concerned?
@exorc1579 років тому
Awesome! Thank you! I got my project working thanks to this video xD
@exorc1579 років тому
***** It's an amplifier circuit with a microphone and speaker that uses a potentiometer as the volume control. The next part of the project is using a transformer, full wave rectifier, and zener diode to get +- 15V out of the wall outlet!
@thedrop-lorenzozava29Рік тому
Very nice, i've tried with similar op amp - Ne 5532, with the same disposition but, i think the op amp is died after that...you can make a short tutorial for the ne-5532 then? thx a lot ! XD
@ahmadverse41017 років тому
Can you tell me what equipments do i need to build a circuit a complete set :)
@Sirrom02066 років тому
2:20
@rajeshwaris28366 років тому
Thank u so much
@ZootedInc8 років тому
how would the light resistor or whatever its called, work if u made this into a circuit and encased it would it have to be clear or something
@cookster699 років тому
I don't get mini breadboards though!! There are no outside points.. I'm such a noob to this and nothing I can find helps. All I have is a mini breadboard, so advice would be great!
@cookster699 років тому
***** Oh, I get it now.. But is there a way to hook up 2 leds easily? Thanks.
@cookster699 років тому
***** Thank you so much! Now I can finally get started on some electronics! :)
@mohdriaz70035 років тому
Can we use 230v ac in breadboard
@amiteshmagar68557 років тому
What are the resistors that you use, I mean the resistance in ohms
@Guilherme-yf4ed9 років тому
MUITO BOM.
@RunikalXyz19 років тому
Im new at this, but wouldn't the buzzer work without the timer?
@kiszon60010 років тому
Hello Andrew, Please tell details second project in this video without potentiometer because I can't find on your website details and this project.. please
@domoamadi863410 років тому
How did u make that sound . I'm confused
@naveenkumar-cl7xi8 років тому
sir how can we construct simple quiz display on breadboard
@coldplay2610215 років тому
Schematics are hard to read if you are a beginner. I don't get them. I really need help on one of them.
@krissharma73335 років тому
What is a situation where you would want to use breadboard for prototyping?
@youssef800009 років тому
Can you places an led sideways ?
@youssef800009 років тому
thanks
@jsngallery4 роки тому
yes
@Tnapvrvideo5 років тому
What are the dimensions in inches (L x W x thickness) of larger breadboard, and where can I purchase this size? Thank you!
@annaobregon93519 років тому
the sounds ive heard so far are a bit limiting in the sense that a pcb may hold more info and in order to make a crazy never heard before pedal i'd need a bread board the size of a kitchen table? i dont know.....i'd love to make a pedal that sounds like all my pedals in one......noisey and unpredictable....so im tryin to figure things out just seems id need a huge breadboard compared to combining a bunch of pcb
@pcbland78502 роки тому
Amazing my friend ♥♥♥♥♥ Nice to meet you ♥♥♥♥♥ Best wishes for you ♥♥♥♥♥ Keep it up .............. ♥♥♥♥♥
@kailenhoward47646 років тому
do you have any idea how loud that buzzer is with headphones in.... on the bright side my hearing aids will be delivered tuesday
@mrGoesto1110 років тому
Am I missing something? On the 2nd buzzer project, if we are supposed to learn how to transfer the info from the schematic to the board, don't we need to see the schematic side by side as you place each component on the board?? Otherwise, it's just you telling us what each component is without making any sense....and please don't say that this is "a simple circuit", remember how hard it was when you were learning to read?
@Sirrom02066 років тому
I get what you are saying, but when I was a student all my electronics teachers said simple circuit. This video takes me back to the 1970s. Yep, I still have it!
I completely understood the part of the video. when you went to the next circuit, I was lost feeling dumb
@Crazy405Life9 років тому
What is the book you have called 4:24
@ankurgupta28066 років тому
why have you used a resistor?
@vadlamudiakhilakash5853 роки тому
Website is not available
@KXHelpercom3 роки тому
I don’t understand why you connect pin 2 to pin 7 instead of 6. Can you explain that please? We need more information about the logic of your placement of connections.
@davidporter34568 років тому
Is a 830 point breadboard too big for my first breadboard?
@uktoker718 років тому
Just be mindful that some larger breadboard have split power rails half way along.
@zappa41532 роки тому
Well I got it to work but I had to watch carefully and with some guessing worked out which way things went, but it would help if you told use where the positives and negatives go and what resisters your using also how to work out where number one terminal on the IC and how to identify them, don't forget your teach beginners.
@raghurammuthyala10238 років тому
What are the wires used in this? I mean the type of the wires. I need to buy them. :)
@robfay35718 років тому
Jumper wires
@raghurammuthyala10238 років тому
+Youtub3rz -Tube Thank you! :)
@robfay35718 років тому
+Mouni Raghuram no problem
@Crazy405Life9 років тому
WHat is the name of the book you are using called at 4:24
@Crazy405Life9 років тому
***** Thank you so much and its cheap too
@niroshimanb17579 років тому
Got lost at the "ambitious part" sadly. XD
@sircliff3234 роки тому
8 didn't go to 4 in the diagram? also 7 to 2?
@jenniferoviawe66168 років тому
you audio is extremely low. I have my computer volume to the highest as well as the UKposts volume to the highest and it still seems like you are whispering
@ultan049 років тому
that buzzer gave me a headacch
@robertlake27534 роки тому
Simulate some circuits! Stumble Upon: androidcircuitsolver/app.html
@RyoHazuki2244 роки тому
Your voice sounds like Sean Bean
@asheepeatinggrass8 років тому
lol i melted a broken one the other day using the mains power
@tjcunt38605 років тому
Speak louder that beep woke up my deaf in-laws.
@torpidtwisterz80047 років тому
999 likes lol
@daz41262010Рік тому
excellent :) new sub :) I will checkout a few videos :)
@dblockmoney348 років тому
im lost
@sarora84756 років тому
huh
@birdchaser20109 років тому
to simple but ok
@leonardgreeley762Рік тому
Bad audio. Why do most videos on breadboards ( electronics ) , have bad audio ? 🔊🔉🔈
@arteumlozinsky83548 років тому
Spoiler: Sean Bean dies at the end
@Shinotama4 роки тому
Great start part to the video then you go full out and don't explain anything to do with the buzzer and I'm just left here completely lost..
@arkhatsurash69556 років тому
the sound of video sucks
@tomcolgan8 років тому
you plug this cable into number 6 and that cable into 2 and this cable into the minus eh i learnt nothing from this you explained nothing
@zishansiddiqui67946 років тому
Your audio quality is very bad that is why people are having hard time learning...
@flatbg18 років тому
I have never felt more stupid. Is there like a pre-beginner video somewhere? Maybe one for toddlers would be suitable.
@davidporter34568 років тому
I know right? I need beginner beginner stuff!
@bikutoso9 років тому
I'm a bit annoyed right now, since i managed to buy the wrong type of breadboard.
@bikutoso9 років тому
I bought a Tinkerkit breadboard PCB Module It was something that seemd to be the normal breadboard when i purchased it (The arduino store had sold out the other breadboards) But i have purchased a normal breadboard right now from amazon, that will come next week.
@bikutoso9 років тому
I will probbably find a other use of the once that was not acualy a normal breadboard. I will try to remember that site in the future. Does the site suport International shipping?
@RezaulKarim-uo7mz9 років тому
I don't get mini breadboards though!! There are no outside points.. I'm such a noob to this and nothing I can find helps. All I have is a mini breadboard, so advice would be great!